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what is the difference between melting range & melting
point? Which is more significant?
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Answer Posted / renu saini
Melting range is sample start melts at the end of temperature is called melting range.
Example:86-89 is range
Sample start melt at this temperature
Melting point sample melts at specific temperature is called melting point.
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